Wild and Scenic Rivers: A Training Series features nine short videos (2–5 minutes each) that introduce the foundational elements of wild and scenic river management. Designed for federal agency staff, planners, and partners, the series simplifies complex topics and links to additional resources for deeper learning.

White Clay Creek Steering Committee Panel Discussion on Dam Removals - February 26, 2024

Partnership Wild and Scenic River Lunch Time Series on Dam Removals February 21, 2024. To view just the presentations on dam removals start at minute 18:30.

Reel Change (2024) | Full Documentary | Restocking & Rewilding A Trout Stream in Delaware

Catch the Rain Workshop March 2023

Developing an Equitable Greening Plan for Avondale Borough: Hear from one of our team members about the Community-Led Research conducted.

Learn how University of Delaware students are assisting with water quality monitoring in the White Clay.

Citizen Scientists working with University of Delaware students to engineer an Enviro-DIY automated stream sampler.

Video of Junior Design Class prototype test on White Clay Creek.

River Connections: Partnership Wild and Scenic Rivers

This short film was viewed at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival 2018 marking our 50th Anniversary.

Christina Connections: Where Does Your Water Shed?

What is a watershed is? Do you live in a watershed? What is your local waterway? Watch and learn what local citizens have to say at the Wilmington River Front along the Christina River.

White Clay Connections: White Clay Creek Fest 2015

Why do you love clean water? Visitors to White Clay Creek State Park at the annual White Clay Creek Fest talk about their reasons for loving clean water and the White Clay.

United Water Investing In The Protection Of Delaware's Water Supply.

Learn from a local farmer what he has done on his land to protect the water quality.

WEBINAR: DAM BUSTER

Learn about the first dam removal in the state of Delaware just above the mouth of the White Clay Creek and how it has helped American Shad (and other species) return to their native spawning grounds.